Godspeed
from Cycle by Steve Robinson & Ed Woltil
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lyrics
Dear friend, I heard the news
you'll soon put on your travelin' shoes
and bid your fond farewell.
I hope that the smoke has cleared
and was it bad as you had feared?
Well, only time will tell.
Tighten down the cargo rack
and pile the boys into the back
and try hard not to dwell
on boxes of memories
and lethal freeze-frame memories
of those who knew you well.
A time will come, your thoughts will run
to that day when darkness fell.
But the sun will rise, you'll open your eyes
and be surprised that you've shaken
that evil spell.
So steer clear and don't look back
and keep those boys on the right track,
I know you will do well.
A time will come, your thoughts will run
to that day when darkness fell.
But the sun will rise, you'll open your eyes
and be surprised that you've shaken
that evil spell.
From Westport, Connecticut
to 'bout as far as you could get
and fate you can't foretell.
If you look around the place
and cannot find one friendly face,
just call me on my cell,
here's one who knows you well,
I love you very well.
you'll soon put on your travelin' shoes
and bid your fond farewell.
I hope that the smoke has cleared
and was it bad as you had feared?
Well, only time will tell.
Tighten down the cargo rack
and pile the boys into the back
and try hard not to dwell
on boxes of memories
and lethal freeze-frame memories
of those who knew you well.
A time will come, your thoughts will run
to that day when darkness fell.
But the sun will rise, you'll open your eyes
and be surprised that you've shaken
that evil spell.
So steer clear and don't look back
and keep those boys on the right track,
I know you will do well.
A time will come, your thoughts will run
to that day when darkness fell.
But the sun will rise, you'll open your eyes
and be surprised that you've shaken
that evil spell.
From Westport, Connecticut
to 'bout as far as you could get
and fate you can't foretell.
If you look around the place
and cannot find one friendly face,
just call me on my cell,
here's one who knows you well,
I love you very well.
credits
from Cycle,
released April 13, 2015
Ed Woltil - Lead vocal, acoustic guitar, programming
Steve Robinson - background vocals
Ed Woltil - Lead vocal, acoustic guitar, programming
Steve Robinson - background vocals
license
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about
Steve Robinson & Ed Woltil Hendersonville, North Carolina
Ex-Roger McGuinn sideman and award-winning
Ditchflowers singer-songwriter team up to concoct
baroque folk-pop masterwork.
discography
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Oct 2022 -
Apr 2015
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